The Bodhisattva Vows are the foundation of the Mahayana path and a powerful way to commit oneself to the activities and life of a bodhisattva. When Venerable Robina Courtin bestowed them at TNL on July 4, 2011, she requested that those who took the vows receive commentary on them and asked Don Handrick to provide it. In this course, we will explore in detail the eighteen root and forty-six branch vows that constitute the means for upholding the bodhisattva conduct. These vows can be studied by anyone, regardless of whether or not one has taken them, although those who have already taken them, either in July with Venerable Robina or on another occasion, are strongly encouraged to attend this special set of teachings. These sessions were generally held on the first and third Tuesdays each month until the commentary wascompleted. Taught by Don Handrick


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Keywords: Thubten Norbu Ling; Santa Fe; Tibetan Buddhism; Mahayana; Bodhisattva Vows

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